The ceiling is the product
Length is where most AI video tools quietly stop, and a 30-minute cap decides your format whether you agreed to it or not. Autotube is built the other way round: any video from 3 minutes to 3 hours, on every plan.
Most AI video tools stop somewhere between ninety seconds and thirty minutes. Autotube's ceiling is a three-hour video from a script of up to 45,000 words, rendered in a single pass.
Length is where most AI video tools quietly stop, and a 30-minute cap decides your format whether you agreed to it or not. Autotube is built the other way round: any video from 3 minutes to 3 hours, on every plan.
The long end is the case it was designed for rather than the case it survives. Pro and Own Keys scripts run to 45,000 words, which narrates to roughly three hours.
A long video is a script problem before it is a rendering problem. Scripts are researched first and written section by section against an outline, with a rolling summary carried forward, so the last chapter still knows what the opening promised.
The narration, the scenes, the subtitles and the audio bed for a three-hour video go through the renderer as one timeline and come out as a single publish-ready file. There is nothing to join afterwards, and no per-segment export to reassemble.
A long video is billed by what it actually consumes — words, scenes, render time — and the app shows the exact credit cost of every step before it starts.
Unused credits roll over while you are subscribed, so a month spent on two documentaries rather than twenty shorts is not a month of wasted allowance. After a subscription ends they are kept for 30 days, then expire.
Every plan includes the full pipeline. The app shows the exact credit cost before you run anything.